Notes

Update Time

Update Time (Et)

Checker

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Total Positives

LatinX/Hispanic

Unknown

%_Unknown

Non-Hispanic

Unknown

%_Unknkown

Total Deaths

LatinX/Hispanic

Unknown

%_Unknown

Non-Hispanic

Unknown

%_Unknown

White

Black

LatinX/Hispanic

Asian

AIAN

NHPI

Multiple

Other

Unknown

%_Unknown

Hispanic

Non-Hispanic

Unknown

NegativesEth%_Unknkown

Race Known

% Race Known

Ethnicity Known

% Ethnicity Known

Race Known

% Race Known

Ethnicity Known

% Ethnicity Known

(8/23 SPA) White deaths only displays '1K' as a number, a formula was created to calculate the amount by using the given percentage (8/16 SPA) Cases and Deaths have been updated, but charts for Race/Ethnicity are unavailable.
(7/15 SPA) Non Hispanic/Latino deaths was calculated with the current percentage and the comfirmed deaths.
(7/36 AB) Unknown deaths went from 61 to 56.

(9/13 SPA) Pacific Island deaths decreased from 46 to 43. American Indian deaths decreased from 3 to 2. (8/16 ATB) For total cases, "Other" decreased from 6275 to 5788.
(8/12 SPA) Dashboard numbers for Total Cases and Deaths are lower than what is listed on the main page. Numbers entered are the higher ones from the state page, and update time stamp is taken from 8/11 pub shift as the dashboard numbers appear to be from 8/11. (8/2 ATB) The total reported COVID-19 deaths as of August 2 is 464, yet the total deaths by race adds up to 467.
(7/29 SPA) The calculated total for Total Deaths by Race is 3 over the given Total Deaths from the dashboard (7/26 SPA) The calculated total for Total Deaths by Race is 2 over the given Total Deaths from the dashboard (7/15 SPA) Unknown for Races is 2707 while Unknown Ethnicities was listed as 0.
(7/29 KM) - Regarding reporting of fatalities for Ethnicity, AR states that there are a confirmed 8% of deaths as Hispanic, but provides no further clarification.
(7/29 KM) - AR collects racial and ethnicity data via case investigators; thus there is a lag between when positive test/new cases are reported and when interviews occur. If there are a large number of new positives then the “missing” category will similarly increase until the interviews are done

None

(KM - 7/17 - Florida uses MERLIN reportable disease module and mortality statistics module for tracking covid infections and deaths. MERLIN software only allows for white/black/other and hispanic/not-hispanic.

FL only reports race & ethnicity for resident cases, hospitalizations and deaths. We classify non-residents as "unknown." The totals site helpfully gets numbers that aren't directly reported.

If the Ovid page does not include reliable totals (resident + non-resident), sum these two figures to get total cases, hosp, and deaths.

(CLM 8/12) Unknown decreased 119 to 22
(SPA 8/9) The calcuated chart has 11 unknown cases while the entered data for the Unknown category is 23. (TA 8/5)- GU updated data in between check and DC. Total case data was taken from GU dashboard. (KM 7/17) - There are no plans to release a breakdown of the deaths due to the low number of deaths. GU does not break down counts for confidentiality reasons to prevent the risk of disclosing the identities of cases.
(KP 9/6) Cases for Other Native Hawaiian/ Pacific Islander decreased from 116 to 107 and cases for Other Asian decreased from 83 to 70. The numbers all seem to add up so probably just due to reclassifying of data.
(KP 9/30) Site down for maintenance and Situation Report did not include race/ethnicity breakdown for new cases.
(KP 10/4) Site down for maintenance and Situation Report did not include race/ethnicity breakdown for new cases.
Updates weekly on Friday. Numbers updated after entering in the middle of the last two shifts, so an update at DC is likely.
(WG 10/7) Dashboard down for maintence so was not able to update race data. Everything else is updated.
(KP 10/11) Site down for maintenance and Situation Report did not include race/ethnicity breakdown for new cases.

HI reports specific demographic groups (Chinese, Filipino, Japanese) that we combine together with the group Other Asian as Asian.

Other includes invididuals who report multiple races.

Illinois' reported tests by race and ethnicity are in units of specimens.

Indiana's reported tests by race and ethnicity are in units of people.
10/14- IN reporting site down so unable to update through webpage or hosted CSV, numbers updated according to CTP State Page.

Kansas' reported tests by race and ethnicity are in units of people.

Death and hospitalization data lags the cases, currently updating 29 days behind

Thanks to communication with Michigan's public health department on Aug. 24, we learned that the ethnicity charts below the state dashboard refer to confirmed cases and deaths only. We had previously been calculating our ethnicity counts based on *total* cases and deaths, and our correction to use the confirmed values caused our ethnicity counts to drop.

As of 8/20, MN incorporated ethnicity data into race categories, differences from before and after this point may reflect differences in reporting

Other includes races other than those specifically defined plus Multiracial if a person has identified as multiple races.

American Indian, Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander are reported together.
Demographic death data was last updated on September 18.

For number counts greater than 1000, NE presents rounded numbers

-- (9/2 CB-M) - NJ's Confirmed and Probable Deaths by Race have not been updated since 8/25, greater than one week. (8/26 CB-M) - NJ's Confirmed and Probable Deaths by Race have not been updated since 8/18, greater than one week.

Nevada's reported tests by race and ethnicity are in units of people.

NYC combines Fatality reporting for Asian and Pacific Islander. Data presented for NYC is reported by NYC.

Case and death counts by ethnicity are updated weekly.

Current update is for demographic data on cases, data on deaths often delayed.
PA began reporting not rounded (nearest hundred) data end of July

Since the week of July 12, demographic data on tests, cases, deaths, and hospitalizations has been updated weekly
RI does not consistently report the same demographic categories, which may cause discrepancies in the historical data

Race categories can be people who responded non-hispanic, unknown ethnicity, or declined response to ethnicity

Some race deaths or hospitalization counts labeled as less than 5.

RI's reported tests by race and ethnicity are in units of people.

SC combines reporting of Asian / American Indian / Alaskan Native / Pacific Islander

Other includes Pacific Islander, Native Hawaiian, Native American, Multiracial, or another race than listed.
Unknown includes people who chose not to respond.

UT reports people in non-mutally exclusive categories, so the total reported is currently for 110% of the cases and 107% of the deaths. UT's reported tests by race and ethnicity are in units of people.

For number counts greater than 1000, VT presents rounded numbers.

On July 14, Washington state removed 39 deaths from its counts where, though the individual who died tested positive, COVID was not a contributing cause in their death.Total deaths reported on the Demographics dashboard decreased from 1424 to 1421.

WV has not reported race data for deaths since 5/20.

WY reports people in each category they select, so some are counted multiple times. Currently the state reports cases for 100% of the population, and deaths for 100% of the population.

LatinX/Hispanic

Unknown

%_Unknown

Non-Hispanic

Unknown

%_Unknkown

Total Deaths

Black

LatinX/Hispanic

Asian

AIAN

NHPI

Multiple

Other

Unknown

%_Unknown

Non-Hispanic

Unknown

%_Unknown

Black

LatinX/Hispanic

Asian

AIAN

NHPI

Multiple

Other

Unknown

%_Unknown

Non-Hispanic

Unknown

%_Unknkown

Notes

Total

Race Known

% Race Known

Ethnicity Known

% Ethnicity Known

Total

Race Known

% Race Known

Ethnicity Known

% Ethnicity Known

Questions

Totals, Cases Demographics

Hosp and Deaths Demographics

Unknown Ethnicity